        :doc "performs waveshaping on the input signal by indexing into a table"}
 
       {:name "DegreeToKey",
-       :args [{:name "bufnum" :doc "index of the buffer which contains the steps for each scale degree."}
-              {:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "the input signal."}
-              {:name "octave", :default 12.0 :doc "the number of steps per octave in the scale. The default is 12."}]
+       :args [{:name "bufnum" :doc "Index of the buffer which contains the steps for each scale degree."}
+              {:name "in", :default 0.0 :doc "The input signal."}
+              {:name "octave", :default 12.0 :doc "The number of steps per octave in the scale. The default is 12."}]
 
        :rates #{:ar :kr}
        :doc "the input signal value is truncated to an integer value and used as an index into an octave repeating table of note values



      {:name "LFGauss",
       :args [{:name "duration", :default 1 :doc "duration of one full cycle ( for freq input: dur = 1 / freq )
"}
              {:name "width", :default 0.1 :doc "relative width of the bell. Best to keep below 0.25 when used as envelope."}
              {:name "iphase", :default 0.0 :doc "initial offset "}
              {:name "loop", :default 1 :doc "if loop is > 0, UGen oscillates. Otherwise it calls doneAction after one cycle"}
              {:name "action", :default NO-ACTION :doc "action to be evaluated after cycle completes"}]
       :rates #{:ar :kr}
       :doc "A non-band-limited gaussian function oscillator. Output ranges from minval to 1.


This can also be acheived by creating a Signal object and sending it the 'asWavetable' message, saving it to disk, and having the server load it from there."}

      {:name "SinOsc",
       :args [{:name "freq", :default 440.0 :doc "Frequency in Hertz"}
              {:name "phase", :default 0.0 :doc "Phase offset or modulator in radians"}],
       :doc "sine table lookup oscillator

Note: This is the same as Osc except that the table has already been fixed as a sine table of 8192 entries."}
